Sentence examples for opening space for from inspiring English sources

"His greatest error was not opening space for other voices," Mr. Reyes said.

Pharmacological treatment of cocaine addiction is still limited, opening space for nonconventional interventions.

Respect for Roddick's strengthened backhand kept Federer from cheating to the other side of the court, thereby opening space for Roddick's other shots.

This is opening space for competing initiatives that are less democratic, quicker, and more aligned with industry interests to establish substantial presence in the market for sustainability certifications.

He talked about opening space for peaceful coexistence between Iran and the Gulf states, but he also talked about a strong defense against Iran.

What's scarier, Professor De Grauwe argues, is voters' sharp turn against reason, opening space for snake-oil salesmen who will promise anything to achieve political power.

It means sponsoring sports clubs, running pubs and opening spaces for community use.

The 1921 22 season saw Sprague Cleghorn leave and Jack Darragh retire, opening spaces for new defencemen Frank Boucher and Frank King Clancycy.

That opened space for Thatcherism and the "corrupted, half-evacuated political culture" that followed.

"When you have a transition from one system to the other, you open space for criminals, you open space also for other problems that were unforeseen".

Chandler is still, well, Chandler — an elite defender and deadly offensive force who opens space for shooters.